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世界杯决赛2022

workers needed urgently to staff centre for covid-positive homeless population

"we have been setting up red zones within the facilities, which are all supposed to be green."
susan schwartz
jan 10 2022

calgary parents torn as kids head back to class amid omicron surge

'am i a bad parent for sending my son to school or am i a bad parent for keeping him at home? i don't know what's worse'
michael rodriguez
jan 10 2022

fish populations can recover from mercury pollution: study

'our paper shows that if we stop adding mercury to lakes now, mercury concentrations in fish will decline,' says biology professor britt hall.
lynn giesbrecht
jan 10 2022

do canadians still need to lean on the five pillars of fitness?

aerobic conditioning, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition should be considered in exercise routines, but not always to the same degree.
jill barker
jan 10 2022

delays in cancer surgeries, screening can be devastating, says canadian cancer society

according to one study, a four-week delay in cancer treatment increases the risk of patient death by about 10 per cent, a spokesperson says.
elizabeth payne
jan 7 2022

how omicron may 'lift us out of the pandemic, so that this becomes the last wave of corona'

the net effect of the global omicron wave is that millions are poised to contract a version of covid that will leave them with natural immunity at the cost of some cold-like symptoms
tristin hopper
jan 7 2022
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canadian centre for caregiving excellence
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obesity matters
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diabetes canada

workers needed urgently to staff centre for covid-positive homeless population

"we have been setting up red zones within the facilities, which are all supposed to be green."
susan schwartz
jan 10 2022

calgary parents torn as kids head back to class amid omicron surge

'am i a bad parent for sending my son to school or am i a bad parent for keeping him at home? i don't know what's worse'
michael rodriguez
jan 10 2022
powered by
canadian centre for caregiving excellence

fish populations can recover from mercury pollution: study

'our paper shows that if we stop adding mercury to lakes now, mercury concentrations in fish will decline,' says biology professor britt hall.
lynn giesbrecht
jan 10 2022

do canadians still need to lean on the five pillars of fitness?

aerobic conditioning, muscular strength, muscular endurance, flexibility and body composition should be considered in exercise routines, but not always to the same degree.
jill barker
jan 10 2022

delays in cancer surgeries, screening can be devastating, says canadian cancer society

according to one study, a four-week delay in cancer treatment increases the risk of patient death by about 10 per cent, a spokesperson says.
elizabeth payne
jan 7 2022

how omicron may 'lift us out of the pandemic, so that this becomes the last wave of corona'

the net effect of the global omicron wave is that millions are poised to contract a version of covid that will leave them with natural immunity at the cost of some cold-like symptoms
tristin hopper
jan 7 2022
powered by
obesity matters

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